Meditations / Permutations & Free Tickets for Valentine’s!

DroneDoctor performs the third instalment of their ongoing series at the Small World Centre  Sunday evening. They’re winning a following amongst people looking for a meditative musical experience and this weekend they’ll bring guests that will add a powerful rhythmic element to the mix – ‘a little drumming with your drone’ as they put it. DroneDoctor’s original sound has been described as “healing, meditative, playful and joyful”, fusing influences of the East and West in the creative approach of Jaro Czerwinec (accordion), John Timmins (banjo), Daniela Gassi (viola), and Francesca Milne (bass), with this weekend’s special guests, Sricamalan Pathmanathan (tabla) and Bhrapa Bhrapakaran (dholak).In what promises to be a highlight of Black History Month, two of South Africa’s greatest stars perform at Koerner Hall as Vusi Mahlasela and Hugh Masekela take the stage on the 28th. Should be sweet.Our friends at Link Music have a double-header at Revival that looks like a fine way to celebrate Valentine’s Day. Sina Salimi is a santur player and singer who blends Persian music with new sounds. From Montreal, Briga will bring their Balkanized ‘turbo folk’ that energized the audience for us at Yonge-Dundas Square a couple years ago and will be a guaranteed dance floor filler. We have a few pairs of FREE tickets for Saturday. The  first respondents to ali@smallworldmusic.com can take their sweetheart out on us!

 

                                         
Executive Director

Vusi Mahlasela & Hugh Masekela

Saturday February 28th, Koerner Hall

Camané

Friday March 13th, Winter Garden Theatre

Tal National

Sunday March 29th, The Drake Underground

Oliver Mtukudzi and the Black Spirits w. Special Guest Kinobe

Saturday April 18th, Koerner Hall

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Small World Music Society is a charitable organization and presenter of culturally diverse music, supported by the Department of Canadian Heritage, the Ontario Arts Council, the Ontario Trillium Foundation and the Toronto Arts Council, as well as community and corporate partners.

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